🎧 Versatile 3.5mm Cell Phone Headset with Noise Cancelling Mic for PC, iPhone, Samsung & More Review

I use it for calls/iTunes on iPhone X. Handy for both long phone calls and listening to music. (I hate in-ear headphones) For use with the iPhone, you need an Apple Lightning to 3.5mm adapter. I got mine here at Revain: https://www.amazon.com/Apple-Lightning-Headphone-Jack-Adapter/dp/B01LXJFMGF/ref=sr_1_3?dchild=1&keywords=Apple+Lightning+to+3.5+mm+Headphone +socket+adapter&qid=1626915059&sr=8-3

Fit is comfortable. We tested the audio and microphone quality with a few calls, and people on the other end of the line complained that the microphone seemed very loud compared to other headsets. Also the microphone boom moved up and down normally but the boom is set in one position, it is not flexible like other headsets. It's basically a $30 headset with $20 features.

I needed noise canceling headphones for work from home and I found them. They're not very expensive, but they do what they're supposed to do, well. The only complaint I have is that after a while they start to hurt even with a pad in my ears. I wish there was an easier way to control how tight they fit as that seems to be an issue. However, if you want good sounding and noise-cancelling headphones then these are a good buy unless you have a big head.

I liked this headset for the 6 months it worked. Noise. I could hear the calls crystal clear and the person on the other end of the line could hear me crystal clear too. The headset was comfortable. The cable was just a minor inconvenience. I felt like I had a call center quality headset. But in the last few weeks it has stopped working to the point where no one can hear me when I am on the phone. zero sound. Now disappointed.